A significant portion of Baby Boomers are choosing to spend their wealth on travel and experiences rather than leaving it as an inheritance for their Gen Z and millennial children. This trend, dubbed "Ski-ing" (spending the kids' inheritance), is driven by factors such as being mortgage-free, having substantial disposable income, and a desire to enjoy their wealth during their lifetime. Consequently, many younger generations who were anticipating substantial inheritances for their own retirement may face financial disappointment. AI
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- Baby Boomers
- Gen Z
- Mark Tanzer
- Millennials
- Northwestern Mutual
- Standard Life
- The Institute for Fiscal Studies
- The Times
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